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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-15
NEWS q me WEEK.
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
Batavia will vote on local option on
September 10th.
District Assembly 40, X. of L., has
voted to give moral and financial sup
port to secure new trial for the con-
demncd Chicago Anarchists.
The Charles Stewart Paper Company,
Of Cincinnati, assigned yesterday.
On account of the presence Of colored
children in the schools Of Oxford, a
number Of white children have been
removed.
THURSDAY.
The Democrats opened the State cam.
paign at Hamilton last night. Powell
was the speaker.
Powderly will resign as General Mas.
ter Workmen OF tho K. of l..
Colored children were admitted to the
public schools al Springfield, but refused
admission at Sabina and Ripley.
Texas fever has been found among the
cattle at Chicago stock yards. Hog cholera
exists throughout the State Of Illinois.
FRIDAY.
Speaker Carlisle says he will rest bis
case On the record made by his oppo.
nent, Thobe, and will not take advan.
tage Of any legal technicality.
Larry Jerome says he twill bet $4,000
to $4,000 that Chaunccy NJ. Depsw has
the New York delegation in the next
Republican Convention"
The Princess Of Wales is reported in
poor health, the result of the insanity oil
her favorite sister, the Duchess OF Cum.
berland.
The schooner Niagara" with crew
Of ten men," was lost in Lake Superior
SATURDAY.
Forest fires are raging near Meadow
Lawn, KY, fifteen miles from Louisville,
and much valuable property has been
destroyed.
OhOiO'" 10 SlpVosuuk topiViy III SIiIi
According to estimate 81 1926, 900 acres
Of land have been restored to the public
domain by the revocation OF railroad
indemnity Withdrawals.
SUNDAY. 'H3
Governor Foraker's speech at Cald.
well yesterday was listened to by ire.
mendous audience.
Batavia ousted the saloons by major.
ity Of 80 in total vote of 209.
1t is reported rich find of gold bear.
ing quartz, yielding $1,000 to the ton
has been struck in Georgia.
MONDAY.
The soldiers monument to Gen. Brad.
dock at Pittsburg was unveiled Saturday.
The Society of the Army of the Ten
nessee will meet at Detroit on Thursday,
September 18th.
Nina VanZandt, proxy wife Of the con.
demned Chicago anarchist, AugustSpies
still fingers around the jail door, trying
to gain admittance.
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LEESBURG.
September 18th, 1887.

September 18th, 1887.
Corn ID about sil cut.
The sick are improving.
John Corwin was In Msrtinsville Thursday.
Wheat SO cents, corn 80 cents, oats so cents.
Mr.. Ben Frazer 10 in Philadelphia on busi-
ness.
James Guthrie made short visit to the Hill
City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias johnson spent Wednes-
day in Hillsboro.
W. @. Adams and James B. Simpson, of
Loveland, spent Sunday here.
d. o. johnson, of the dispatcher's Office,
Chillicothe, spent sunday here.
Mr.. John Horst contemplatss attending the
Cincinnati Law School this winter.
Chas. Oorwin and Maurice Reagan are con-
fined 10 their bed BY malariSl fever.
George washburn, our popular and efficient
caterer, II suffering from hay fever.
Elmer and Essa Oox and Charlie Bseson viii
leave Tassday for Ellensburg. W. 7.
Miss Mamie Spear, after . two weeks visit
70 relatives In Stsunton, returned here Tues
day.
Miss Emm. Hilli.rd returned from visit To
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Adams, Of Loveland, Thurs
day.
Mrs. J. B. Spencer and son spent the weel
in Gresnds ID, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Morrow.
Mr.. II. P. Morrow, Of Fall Greek, left Mon.
day for Delaware College, where he graduates
next June.
Miss Carrie Besson and Maggie Pausch spent
the latter part Of the week with Chas. Ladd
and family.
John A. Miner, Of Leadville, Colorado, after
visit here Of six weeks, will return TO Lead
vile Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Adams, Of Loyeland, 10 spendins
the week here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Grinith.
| Rev. J. 8. Phumpery has been returned X
this circuit by the late conference, and church
people are happy.
pied-sunday at Q .. m. Of typhoid fever d
his homo three miles north OF town, Mr.. Isaa<
Psvey, aged about 50 years. Mr.. Psvey VA
the only support Of . widowed mother, and Z
young man respected and esteemed BY sll whe
knew him.
Mr.. JOINT Powless. aged ee years, died st tn
residence Of his daughter, Mrs. John Kessbsrry
Friday night Of rheumatlsm Of the hsart. Mr.
Powlsss bad been among ~ but short time
but he bad already begun building large and
commodious stors-roon, which he intended X
occupy - . baksry and confectionery. Thl
funeral ssrvices we're conducted q Oentsrvilll
and iuterment made d 6abina, under N
suspices OF the G. A. B.. OF which the decsasst
Val member,
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Foreign.

The British Liberal Federation meets
October 18th to reconsider the Liberal
programme.-Port La Union, San Saliva.
dor, has been seized by revolutionists. -
An extensive anarchist plot has been
discovered in Spain.-Germans have de-
clared new King in Samoa. Russia ia
preparing new proposal to the Powers
regarding Bulgaria which, if accepted,
will necessitate Ferdinand's abdication.
The Bulgarian State of siege has been
raised.-The Duke of Marlborough is to
marry beautiful widow, one of the rich.
est women in the Kingdom.-There were
in India during the month Of May 81, 1928
deaths from cholera.-Stanley, the ex-
plorer, has been heard from of later date
than heretofore, is well and proceeding
up the Aruwimi River, the route being
found unexpectedly open.
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OLIVE CHAPEL.

oePsouiO0r 11tD, koofs
Horn Band Is the talk In this vicinity.
Singing next Sunday evening q four O'CLOCK.
Tbe Roberts brothers have completed their
6sh pond.
Several young ladies' from Sugartree Ridge
we're the guests Of Miss Cora Fender last Sun.
day.
Mrs. Barbara Glascock, and Della and Myr.
tie spent Saturday and Sunday near Dsnviile.
the guests Of Mr.. Allen Galley.
Five Olive Chapel folks took in the celehrs-
tion st Brownvflle, Brown comfy, last Satur.
day. A good time was reported.
Mr.. Nelson Giascock's team ran away a. he
Was coming from Mr.. N. Roberts Saturday
night. No serious damage done.
Rev. W. Ruble preached at this place satur.
day night and Sunday at 101f .. m. Brother
L.ohr occupied the pulpit in the afternoon
He will preach his farewell sermon for this
Conference year next Wednesday night.
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Carpenters wanted.

Twill give employment to ten ortwelvs
sober, industrious men for the next three
>or four months. The work Il barn and
bridge building, and while those having
knowledge of the use Of tools would
be preferred, sobriety and industry are
- much of an object asskill, a. the work
d ell laid out by foreman. sgn
Address Immediately, with refersncss,
4. T. TEMPLIN, Paris, KY.
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BELFAST.

cePsempef lItb, 1857.
Mrs.. Jonathan Bergman IL on the sick list.
Esquire Murphy spent last Saturday in West
Union.
Mrs. Margaret Gall is visiting friends 1t
Rainsbor0 this week.
Mis- Alice Gall returned Saturday from q
visit TO Miami county.
Aiss Carrie Brown. Of Rainsboro. IL visiting
erect . residenoe this faL.
I d the bedside OF her sick son, G. H. Davidson.
Miss Libbis Clark will live with her aunt.
Ars Nay Thompson, this winter and attend
school.
Misses Jane and Ollis Webster, of Coyington,
~, visited their sister, Mrs.. J. II. Bergman,
B. 8. Hamilton has sold his farm at Newport,
Adams county, and will 20 into partnsrship
with A. T. williamson In the Belfast Mills.
Az . O'Clock Saturday night the dsath angel
called and took Mrs.. 4cClprs's little son, a9ed
one yesr. Oholsrs infantum was the cause.
Miss ysllis 0sll has commenced her winter
Ovsrults VII. NOT taks charge Of the intermsdi.
sts tili OCT. 8.
TIE q. 4. a. Post vim hold . picnic near Nay
vstsssns are inviisd. Good music ana 8 aen.
seal good time \ sxpsotsd.
Thers VII b public mesting q ths 0rsnee
aall IN North Union on Thursday, 18th inst
Nesting Of the PomoUje eommenoing q ten
O'Clock, followed By basket meeting.
Y Rev. g. 2. 1ethel pgeaehsd bis arst sermon
Proepset vas taksn from this eiPeoit q the Iasi
oonfsvsnss and sddsd 10 TIE Hillshoeo eire1it
i Mra Raahal Gtornr diad Tuaa6av la.k AZ ha,
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CanS Presentation.

When the name of Rev. John Pearson
was called at the last session of the con
ference he stepped to the front of th.
platform and was about to represent hi
district, the Rev. James Stevenson, or
behalf of the ministers Of the district
presented him with gold headed cant
as q testimonial Of their love, esteem ant
appreciation of his services - presiding
elder, in the following peetical language
Some bards In melancholy lsyS,
Unconscious Of thsir brain disease,
Sing loudly that the former days
In oil things better were thAu these.
But can prove that what they sing,
OF past and present b untrue
That progress ON her swift, strong wing,
Hes blessed changes brought to yop. %
Apostles once in Ancient Rome,
Were reokoned good for lions meat 4
We-lions here In avery home-
Have oil the chicken we can est.
The inner prisons stocks and chains, =
Rewarded Peters eminence q,
Our gifts. and grace. and extra brains 3;
Take 10 TO General Conference.
The faithful man Of Tarsus ground,
A. stripes Of blood his body stained,
For faithfulness you are not stoned,
But most ahectionately cAHED.
When fesblsnss Of age shall come,
Lean thou on this, or hearts reward,
But Pilgrims 70 the Heavenly home
Lean harder stu upon thy God.
A; King snd priss. may you preside
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Prof. Anthony WINNER announces
most respectfully TO the public Of Hills
boro and Highland and Clinton counties
that he has settled himself permanently
on his piece Of land near the limits Of
Lynchburg, O.son account of his health,
and II willing to accept, on very reason
able terms, some few scholars in piano.
organ, violin and vocal music. Az agent
Of pianos and organs he will likewise Of
fer 70 the public hrstclas instrument
at very lowest prices, and II desired viii
tuns pianos q very Incidents compsnsa.
Non. His Ho6t oNloe addEem y Lynch
|husss Hlehlend eeseay Q.
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Apropos to rumored large invest
ments in enterprises on Chinese soil, G.
B. Adams will describe in the October
american Magazine some of the scenery
and people of that far distant land, as
they appear to the diplomatic circle resi-
dent at Peking,
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Renews Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley. Peterson, Clay county,
Iowa, tells the following remsrksble story. tHs
truth Of which 10 vouched for by the residents
OF the town: II an IS years old, have been
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A Captains Fortunate Discovery,

Capt. Coleman, sohr. Weymouth, plying b.
tween Atlantic Oity and N. Y, had been
troubled with cough 20 that he was unable 70
sleep, and vas induced 70 try Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Il not only gave
him instant relief. bat sllayed the sItrsms
ilaSly Affected and Engls dose had the same
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Free trial bottles Of this standard remedy at
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Grant Allen promises to describe in
the Forthcoming number of The Ameri.
can Magazine some OF his household
treasures, which he hesitates to display
before cold-hearted English pubic.
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FIJI up the glass again. boys,
Lt Mifth be queen tonight,
Here's 10 the perjured heai l. boys,
Which made my life q blight.
Conc. drink your health with mine, boys,
Drown sorrow, pain and care.
Drive bitter thoughts from out my soul
OF her 90 false, 20 fair.
I'm far away from home, boys,
Ny tale hes of been told,-
She loved me, but her love for me
Was sacrificed for gold.
was not always thus, boys
rhis wandering. bloated sot,
Not always has this wretched life
Been mine, this cursed los.
A happy home aud friends, boys,
A mother kind and true,
Oace blest my life with JOY and peace,
Az only euch can do.
And whom around the altar, boys,
OF home, at close Of day
We gathered, and my mother read,
loft would kneel and prey.
loved ma den fair, boys,
The wedding day was named--
A stranger came along one day
Whose gold was far, far famed.
Her sweet, fair face entrauced him, boys,
He offered wealth untold
She yielded to the tempter, boys,
She cold herself for gold.
To-day she lives 10 splendor, boys,
Has all that tongue can tell,
She's gained pos tion, wealth and power,
And sent my soul to hell.
Fill mp the glass again, boys;
Here, make II stronger yet,
60 strong that in this liquid fsme
Ny sorrow I'll forget.
He drank 1t OF ia one long, hearty qnaff,
The fatal demon red,
AMI "a lie drew away the cup,
He fell exhausted, d. ad.
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A poem by Maurice Thompson, pre-
senting an Address by an ex-Rsbsl TO
the Grand Army Of the Republic, will b.
one Of the features Of the October Asseri-
can Na0asine.
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EXTRACT FROM LETTER OF COL. RoB,T G. INGERsoLL


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EST AND GRANDNsT WILD BEAST SHOW
EvER sEEN m CHHxsTIAN LANDS
National Republican., 1887-10-18
BARNES PETS WARMED.
THE wAsHINGTONs TOUCHED UP A NEW
PITCHER QUITE LIVELY.
Weary Lads From the Monumental
City-Closing Game OF the Contest To-
Dny-Detroit Adds To Its Lead--Rac-
ing Matters of Interest.

The base ball game yesterday between
the Washingtons and Baltimores proved an
interesting contest, and in which the States
featipg them by score OF 8 to2. No par
ticularly brillisnt plays were executed by
either side, but the Baltimores by far out
flelded the Senator's white the latter club,
to make up for that deficiency, outbatted
the Orioles. Shaw, new pitcher, late
Of the Jersey City Eastern League
Club, was put in the box for the Bal
i%0rss iTs u.sFra. and did giving ~ promise q
he was rather wild in the frat part Of the
game, but toward the close settled down
and improved in his work. His maiden
efforts against League club, creditabe as
they were, did not inspire his fellow-play-
ers to bat Jim Whitney's delivery, who was
in the box for the Washipgtons, and to their
inability In this department is solely due the
home clubs victory, as the Statesmen made
frequent errors of a most fragrant descrip'
ton.
The WashiDgtons opened up, and Carroll
started off with two-bagger to left field.
Hines and Daily were sent TO first on
called balls. O'Brien was retired on foul
tip. Whitney then drove the sheepskin
over fret base for a single, Carroll and
Hines scoring on the hit. Daily was then
run out between second and third, Myers
was kindly advanced to first on gift hit,
but Mack put an end to the inning by going
out on q fly to Daniels. The Baltimores
were given coat Of whitewash In their
half Of the first, as was likewise the case
with the Senators in the fret half Of the
second, but the Monumental City boys raj
lied In their half OF this inning, and after
two men had been retired scored run
Smith made q two. bagger and crossed the
home plate on Trott's single.
In the third inning the $ Statesmen made an
earned run. Daily hit for two bases and wat
enabled to tally on Whitney's safe drive
Daily also scored run In the fifth by knock
Ing the ball over left field fence for home
run. Up to this point all the runs scored
by the home team were earned, but In the
eighth an unearncd score was made on Som.
mers's error, two stolen bases by O'Brien
I which caused considerable merriment
among the spectators, and a sacrifice hi
by Myers.
The last half OF the eighth inning was In
! augurated on the part OF the Baltmores by
shaw going to first on called balls, Green.
wood hit high fly to Daily, who muffed
the ball. Burns then got on to ball that
suited him, and base hit was the result
sending Shaw home, but the next strikers
were easily retired, and the Baltimores had
to submit to another defeat at the hands oil
the Statesmen. Daily and Shoch did the
best batting for the WashiBgtons, and
SommeIs for the Baltimores. The same
clubs play again to-day, when Gilmore will
pitch for the home club, and Smith for the
visitors. The score follows:
National Republican., 1887-10-18
YTNHE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RouTH TO
l. THENORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
D0UBLETRACK. SPLENDID SOKEERYj
sTEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICKNT RQUIPs
IN EFFECT MAY 10, 1897.

TRAINS LEAVE Washington rom station.
corner 6th and streets as follows:
EIpress Of Palace Sleeping Cars at $50 a. M.
daily; Fast Line, $50 a. N. daily 70 Cincinnati
And st. Louis, with sleeping Cars rom Harris,
daily, except Saturday, to Chicago, with Sleep.
Ing Car pittsburg to Chicago Western EI-
Press, at sac p M daily, gitn Sleeping Cars
cent Saturdays, Harrisburg to Cleveland,
connecting daily at Harrisburg with through
Sleepers for Louisville and Memphis. Pacific
Viii through % seaOer iSs hG5s ha1r5ssrs sPS 20 che shs
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Niagara, 1000 p. m. daily except Saturday,
with Palace Cars Washington to Rochester.
For Williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elnira,
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For New York aud the East, T:25, 900, ll;oO
anc n:io q. M, 400, 4iO, 1000, aud IL 10 D. m.
Ep iI9S sunday g0g ilIo a. N, 200, 4io. 1900 and
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tor Boston without change. 200 D. a every
For Brooklyn. N. Y, all through trains CON,
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Avoiding double ferriage across New York CITY,
For Philadelphia. 7:25. 300, 100, aud ii:io
2. NJ, 200, i:l0: 500, 1000 and II 90 p. m on
sunday 800, lla0 am: :200, 4Io. 900, 1000, and
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SAG, loO0 and ll2op m. On Sunday, 100, 9.05,
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For Pope's Creek Line, 7:25 a. m. and l;lo u.
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For Annapolis, 725 aud 900 a. M, 1906, 42o.
srd sgd eco p md M daily, except Sunday. Sundays,
ALExANDkIA AND FREDERICKsBURa
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120i noon, 205, s:26, i:35, COL, sos, 1905 aud
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o. m, $50, Sol, sos, and 1905 p m.
For Richmond and the South, 900, 1867 O. m, =,
daily, and 4:35 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington,
606, 800, $40, l0:l6, ll:07 a. m; 1:20 800, 1923,
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